Local Notes Highlight Comanche County Figures And School Honors
Santa Anna teacher A D Pettit Jr greets friends at a Friday football game. Herman Rains, Comanche native and North Texas State College graduate, earned straight A's in Business Administration and top rank among 3500 students. Dr. George W. Cox defends churchgoers who sleep in church as refreshing for moral courage.
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A. D. Pettit Jr
Santa Anna
Hnds
Pettit
Comanche County
CHS
W. Z. Compton
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Herman Rains
North Texas State College
School of Business Administration
Herman
Roy Rains
Comanche
George W. Cox
Sleep and health tied to nightly rest across community notes
Dr. Cox emphasizes sleep as vital to recovery and mood, noting some need more rest than others. Governor Shivers hints at a gubernatorial bid. Armistice Day reform voices favor fewer holidays and more work. Local philanthropy includes Clemons Motor Company donating a Ford for Comanche schools. Dallas claims top book sales and the largest store, Cokesbury. Rev. Clark, 75, remains active in First Methodist. A pessimistic economic view urges resistive busts and buyer strikes. Texas A&M hosts a national aviation agriculture project. Cross Plains enrollment totals 560.
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Dallas
United States
Cokesbury Book Store
Commerce Street
Main
Texas
Dallas News
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Ford
Ira B. Clemons
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G. B. Clark
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